T L Matthews Dies Friday At Grandfalls
Treasure Ledonia Matthews eight of Grandfalls died at Winkler County Memorial Hospital in Kermit after a heart attack. Funeral at Third and Dwight Street Church of Christ with burial at Monahans Cemetery. Survived by Virginia wife four sons Hollis Craig Dreu Von Bryan and a daughter Treasure Colling. Brother Terrell M Matthews and sister Mrs Virginia Shelton and a grandchild.
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Treasure Ledonia Matthews
Weywear Grandfalls
Winkler County Memorial Hospital
Kermit
Third and
Dwight Street Church of Christ
Monahans
Hammond Funeral Home
Matthews
Crandfalls
Hostettler Engineering Co
Virginia
Treasure Colling
Fort Stockton
Hollis
Craig Matthews
Odessa
Dreu and
von Bryan Matthews
Grandfalls
Terrell M. Matthews
Virginia Shelton
Citizens urged growth and space vision in Monahans
The piece reflects on Monahans location and Ward County growth, urging readers to think big and act boldly to turn ambitious plans into reality, including a note on orbital space ideas once seen as far fetched.
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Monahans
Ward County
Independence
Norfolk
South China Sea
Norman H. Cabot Rites In Vega
Graveside services will be held in Vega Cemetery Tuesday at 10 30 a m for Norman H Cabot father of Mrs Charles McNabb He died Sunday morning about 4 30 He had lived in Monahans three months with his daughter and family A retired mechanic born July 3 1886 in Prophets Town Il He was 79 The remains were moved by Hammond Funeral Home Gilliland Funeral Home Hereford in charge of rites Survivors include Mrs McNabb son Bruce Cabot of Artesia N M two sisters Mrs Katherine Binford Wildorado and Mrs Fern Dysart Roswell N M and eight grandchildren
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Vega
Norman H Cabot
Charles McNabb
Gilliland Funeral Home
Hereford
McNabb
Bruce Cabot
Artesic
N. M
Katherine Binford
Wildenade
Fern Dysart
Roswell
Kermit Services For Otho Stone
Otho Stone, 71, died Saturday morning in Ward Memorial Hospital. Services will be held at 2 p.m. today in Kermit with interment in Kermit Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, one son Jimmie Stone of Lubbock, three daughters Mrs Goodlee Mason of Crowell Mrs Raymond Hallmark of Gorman and Mrs Louis Seay of Monahans, one sister, 12 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
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Otho Stone
Ward Memorial Hospital
Kermit
Kermit Cemetery
the Window
Jimmie Stone
Lubbock
Goodlee Mason
Crowell
Raymond Hallmark
Gorman
Louis Seay
Monahans
The Dead Sea Salt Surface Shaped by Wind Intense Scrub
The Dead Sea shows a salt crust so thick that only strong winds can churn its flat, glimmering surface. Researchers note wind shear sculpts the salty plane, creating rippled patterns and harsh, reflective glare across the water.
Practical uses for round-bowl measuring spoons in cooking
Keep a set of round-bowl fractional measuring spoons in your kitchen. For example, the teaspoon size can shape melon balls and the tablespoon works well for drop cookies.
Stockmen May Hunt Eagles In Ward County
The Secretary of the Interior authorized without permit the taking of golden eagles from December 15, 1965, to June 15, 1966 in 32 West Texas counties including Ward. The action targets livestock protection, limits to livestock owners and agents, allows nonpoisonous methods, and bans possession or sale of eagles or parts.
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Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
West Texas
Ward County
Halliburton Reorganizes Midland Division Leadership
Halliburton expands its Midland division to absorb the former Lubbock division. Dan Stone remains superintendent with M L Mermis as assistant. Lubbock office closes. Frank M Saye moves to Denver as division manager. John A Banister Jr transfers to Hobbs New Mexico as assistant manager.
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Halliburton
Midland
Dan Stone
M. L. Mermis
Lubbock
P. C. Mayfield
Hobbs
Eunice
Lovington
Jal
New Mexico
West Texas
Brownfield
Desert Change In Jordan Replaces Camels With Cars
Bedouin communities in Jordan embrace modernization as camels give way to automobiles per National Geographic. Desert tents gain transistor radios and foot-powered sewing machines, signaling a shift in nomadic life.
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Jordan
National Geographic
Local Golfers Celebrate Christmas and New Year Cheer
Sunday saw young golfers Kenneth Golden Lee Sloan and Lynn Patterson play together. Christmas Eve morning brought Austin Newton George Callender on the greens. Ray Swain of Dallas joined family for Christmas with the Bob Merritts.
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Kenneth Golden
Lee Sloan
Lynn Patterson
Austin Newton
George Callender
Ray Swain
Dallas
Bob Merritts
Bill
Gene Wheeler
Genie
Dick Hoyer
Paul Randolph
Paul
Ben Youngs
Abilene
Holt Magee
Tom Pences
Patsy
Don
el Paso
Five WT AAA players named to All West Texas team
San Angelo sport staff selected five district 2-AAA players for the All West Texas Class AAA team. Erich Hardaway, a hard running Lobo fullback, earned honorable mention along with three district boys including Hardaway. Also named were Dickie Vasquez and David Moss of EFetor, Lee Brooks and Andy Buffington of Kermit, and Bob Keyes of Seminole. Honorable mentions included Hardaway Monahans Eddie Dominguez Fetor and Tommy Moss Andrews.
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San Angelo
Sport
Erich Hardaway
AAA
Dickie Vasquez
David Moss
Efetor
Lee Brooks
Andy Buffington
Kermit
Bob Keyes
Seminole
Hardaway
Monahans
Eddie Dominguez
Fetor
Tommy Moss
Andrews
Innate animal fears vary among rats suggesting human parallels
Biologists note some rats fear cat smell while others fear snakes. They propose that similar inherited fears may exist in humans, indicating a possible universal pattern of instinctive aversion across species.
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E. Pecos
Alpine
T. L. Matthews
Norman H. Cabot
South Alice
Kimbell
Heing Sweet
Libby
Manuel
Pillsbury’s
Austex
Colgate
Colorado
Washington
Gandy
Maryland Club
del Monte
Tangerines
Texas
Ward County Coliseum
Lone Star
Monahans Jaycees
Horace Norman
Monehans Country Club Pro
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